Get Lucky Party Slated During Webmaster Access

LOS ANGELES — Organizers are gearing up for the 3rd Annual Get Lucky party next month.

The party, during the Webmaster Access show in Los Angeles, is bumped up a notch this year because organizers are shutting out civilians to the Lucky Strike Bowling alley and plan on taking over the entire venue.

"Going into our third year of the Get Lucky party I am excited to take over the entire venue and bring together a fresh mix of the adult industry in my back yard for a night of debauchery," Stephen Bugbee, president of Matrix Content and one of the event organizers, told XBIZ.

Mike M, of SexEntertain and event co-organizer, said that this year the event also will include a silent auction and a drop spot for donations.

OC3 Networks, WickedBucks, VividCash, CECash, BlazingBucks, OC Cash, NSCash, Adult Star Profits and Mansion Productions, as well as Matrix and SexEntertain, are sponsoring the Nov. 15 event.

Lucky Strike includes a bowling lounge, gaming zone, restaurant/bar and art gallery. The venue has plush couches, blue-lighted lanes, video walls and vintage mementos.

“Once again the theme is bowling, booze and boobs, who doesn’t love that?” Bugbee asked.

The event is open to all Webmaster Access attendees and industry professionals who are at least 21.

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